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Professor Robert Winston will headline the third national Men in Early Years Conference on Tuesday 10 July 2018.
Multi-cultural GNG Nursery near Birmingham has been encouraging staff to learn new languages and offering apprenticeships to parents. Olivia McCrea-Hedley reports.
Inspired by the philosophy of Reggio Emilia, settings in the South West linked up with artists and cultural centres to explore new ways of developing creativity. Wendy Scott reports Three years after...
What is ableism, and how can early years settings make sure that children with different needs and abilities are included, supported and celebrated? By Kerry Murphy
In the last of the series, researcher Gemma Goldenberg discusses what research- informed practice means to different settings and unpicks some of the differing views about what works
The elements of a developmentally appropriate movement framework for young children are described by Mike Jess and Jan McIntyre.
Research shows that iodine deficiency in pregnant women can impair a child's cognitive development. Ruth Thomson examines the impacts of the deficiency and outlines what can be done to prevent it.
Promoting childcare as a service and a source of jobs is the aim of recent projects in ethnic minority communities. <B> Mary Evans </B> reports
JOINT WINNERS: Butterworth Family Childcare and Education Team, Bury and Bellingham Community Nursery Group, London
What were the Reggio Emilia co-founder’s achievements and what is his legacy? By early years consultant and author Linda Pound